I have a simple command line application to test the presence of files. The files are very large, however, and I would like to chec开发者_开发知识库k that they are there without downloading the whole
My urls currently look like this: http://domain.com/news/articles.php?id=22&category=investments&title=securing-your-future-making-the-right-investment
I\'ve noticed that instead of using: http://yoursite.com/index.php?page=4开发者_高级运维 I could just use:
Hi guys I\'m wondering how to make this kind of requests to the server I looked at many sites and they use this technique. For example gametrailers.com => http://www.gametrailers.com/video/level-six-d
I\'m doing a request on another server like this: HttpGet req = new HttpGet(\"http://example.com//foo\");
This is a follow-up question to Why are the query parameters for many websites(MySQL) very cryptic long integers?. In terms of security and scalability. Please cite 开发者_StackOverflowany resources(o
I see people using Html.ActionLink() and Url.RouteUrl() etc. etc. But surely this will lead to a maintenance nightmare if routes need to be redesigned?
We\'re hosting SSIS reports on our servers and we are storing their paths in a sql server table. From .Net, I want to be able to make sure the path entered is correct.
I\'v开发者_如何转开发e done a lot of searching on how to do this, but none of the solutions seem to be working with this specific problem of redirecting from one subdirectory to another while preservi
I\'m trying to get my application laun开发者_如何学Goched by clicking on a link in the Calendar\'s notes section, but I just can\'t do it ...
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